five days ago the sheriff stood up asking for help to find the person that murdered this 15-year-old by and they got help today. michael anderson is being charged with second-degree murder. investigators say they also arrested his girlfriend, 18 wrold lindsey surely. anderson and david knew each other a while and this was the outcome of a drug deal gone bad. this is what the head of the homicide department said. >> we have children, teenagers playing dangerous games and now we have a 15-year-old who is dead and a 17-year-old who is in serious trouble as a result of killing another child. >> it is very unfortunate and our hearts and prayers go out to

many others in this type of situation. we hope it a wake up call for am young men and women involved in this thing. it can be lifechanging. >> reporter: michael anderson has been arrested before in fact mug shot we showed you is the one from his previous arrest. they are not saying what the charges were. the sheriff made a point letting everybody know may this arrest thanks to the community coming forward. he said they could solve more crimes this fast if mome people cooperated. holly bristow, live. an innocent bystander shot in a park when people nearby started shooting.

>> reporter: that person was working on this fence that borders a playground that belongs to this precool. it happened around 12:30 when a woman and her boyfriend got into an argument and the man pulled out a gun and fired but instead of hitting the intended target, the girlfriend, he shot the innocent worker instead. deputies were able to catch and arrest the shooter shortly after. the neighbors are on edge and deputies confirm the crime is getting worse. >> this place so corrupt the people out here don't care. >> reporter: there are a bunch of kids in this neighborhood which makes this all that much more scary for the parents out here. deputies athey will be out here

together what happened. as far as the condition of that worker, we are still not sure. we will continue to try to gather more details and bring it to you as we get it. >> sonni: more showers and storms unfortunately on the way. too. >> glenn richards is tracking the rain on the radar. say it ain't so. >> glenn: it is so. we have clouds and showers but nothing bad. live radar is picking up on showers to the north. sea breeze front forming with showers and sprinkles forming along the saint john's river. one thunderstorms in northern marion is moving away from fort mccoy and the gainesville area. what we are also starting to see is a larger area of light showers beginning to build out to the west in the gulf of mexico. little fingers of moisture coming toward us and it looks

later tonight and through the weekend. big storms in the gulf of mexico right now. another line of severe weather moving toward pensacola. they got hit hard last night and more rain for us as i mentioned last night. this is tomorrow at 2 in the afternoon. widespread clouds and showers and a few embedded thunderstorms. right now we have mainly cloudy skies. 84, warm out there, big changes out there and much more on that and the seven-day forecast coming up. >> sonni: live in prison for the oviedo mom who killed her daughter. the woman shot her daughter two years ago and tried to kill herself. her lawyer said she has been battling severe mental illness for years. >> she is looking for a way to punish herself for what she did. there is no way that she should have been permitted to purchase that firearm. this is a sad and tragic day.

story for the family. >> sonni: the faith-based prison is in hernando county and the judge didn't promise to send her there. hundred fires in444444444444 around palm bay since january and firefighters are sayingp many are supicious. derrol nail is live with more. >> reporter: you have six more fires you can add to that evergrowing total. it happened on wednesday. police and fire officials say they don't know who or what has caused these fires. vacant lots with scorched earth and trees are continuing to grow throughout the city of palm bay. according to the fire department there has been well over a hundred fires since january alone leading residents like john heart on edge. >> it is scary. i have been called home three times because of the fires being

>> reporter: the threat is facing palm bay fire and police to increase patrols in neighborhoods with high fire activity. nearly 80% happening in the rural area known as the compound. >> these fires get started and there is not a lot to stop them other than a few houses in the way. >> reporter: the fire department said most| of the fires have been ruled suspicious but they don't have enough efrd to be more specific than that. this resident said during recent fires near his home he gave specific information from police robo calls. >> tay called my home saying juveniles. on sunday there was helicopters and police everywhere because another car was found. >> reporter: the fire department is not blaming the more than hundred fires on any one cause adding that sparks from an atv or wildlife crossing a power line are still possible

drawing the most suspicion from residents. >> most of the stuff is in the afternoon so it is hard to say a specific person. you know it is hard to say it is kids. we can't just put a finger on anybody. we are trying to patrol and keep it it to a minimum. >> reporter: some of the patrols are all they have at this point. both the fire and police department. the division of forestry is flying a plane in the area for surveillance purposes. derrol nail, fox35 news. >> sonni: a tense situation on the streets of belgium. they captured a key suspect from the paris terror attack. this man played a major role in the rampage that left 130 people dead. investigators found his finger prints on tuesday and tracked him to a certain area of brussels.

alive and in custody after 126 days on the run. and even more breaking news, we are on verdict watch in the hulk hogan case in st. pete. >> he wants a hundred million because gawker put his sex tape online. the tape shows hogan having sex with his bestfriend's wife. both of them clam they didn't know they were being filmed. the lawyer claimed the website has no decency. >> mr. hogan didn't consent to the recording or the posting. they didn't have the decency to call one person involved before posting the story. probably tells you as much as much as you need to know about gawker and whether that company deserves protection under our first amendment. >> gawker claims it made no

the jury must decide where hulk hogan persona ends and personal life begins. we will bring you the verdict when it happens. >> sonni: the senate approved a bill to speed up the research for the zika virus in the state. 66 cases in the state and four reported yesterday. senator nelson's bill puts zika virus on a priority list to give the fda incentives to find treatment. we are learning more frank sinatra junior's death. they believe he had a heart attack and the general manager of the hotel tried to give cpr. he was 72 years old when he died at the hospital a short stimulator stimulator. a man hit and killed a horse but that is not all.

the court this was an accident and he never meant to hurt the horse or the rider but the judge said he will spend five years in probation. this morning started off with an emotional recall of events by horse back rider and victim: she said she, her husband, and a few friends were on a night horseback ride last year. she and her horse were run down by a truck. christopher todd was driving and sped not not looking to even help. >> it was an accident. [inaudible conversation] >> reporter: they believe it was intentional.

driving too fast by the hours rses and one of the riders yelled out a racial slur. the she said he left and came back and drove into the horse. but todd said it wasn't like that. todd faces up to 35 years in prison. the judge decided on five. todd's lawyer wasn't happy. >> we place more value on the rights of animals than humans. this is tragic situation. nearly burned alive in front of a bunch of high school kids. >> a survivor shares the story. >> i used the right fluid but didn't practice. you are supposed to practice. >> what he changed about the fire-breathing trick that went wrong.

back home after fox35 >> sonni: two dead in a small plane crash outside of downtown tampa today. the plane bursted into the flames. the ses gnaw was headed to pensacola before going down. stolen dogs back home after fox35 put the word out. >> sonni: we told you about the english bulldog that vanished when the owner went out to get supplies with a handy man and the police stepped in to help. >> i cannot explain in words how happy i am. my babies are home. >> reporter: as you can see, cara and beauty are just as happy to be back. >> they were so excited.

i am home. >> reporter: the two english bulldog disappeared from her home while at the store with a contractor who was doing work on the house. she feared the worse. >> it seemed like they would not come home. >> reporter: a man got a call from someone saying they found the man running around in sanford than the man gave the dogs away. after leg work officers tracked down both pups. >> i woke everybody up in the house. it was late. they found one at 12:00. i am like they found the dogs. >> reporter: the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the dog is under investigation but she is happy with the way it turned out. >> just knowing the police stand behind you and help you so much was really a nice feeling.

we are hearing from the stunt man who was nearly burned alive in front of a bunch of kids. >> rickey charles tried something new with his fire breathing trick and it went wrong. >> it happened so fast. >> reporter: charles was wielded in the news conference covered in burns and praising god to be alive. >> i am lucky. it is like getting burned alive and an audience is watching. >> reporter: he normally uses charcoal lighter fluid for the show and wanted to setup the game and googled other breathers fluid. >> when i did the flame, it lights so fast the flame came back and touched my face. >> reporter: the one thing he frogot to do is try it at home before the pep rally. >> i used the right fluid but i

>> reporter: charles and seven stunts were rushed to the hospital. they were not burned but had trouble smoking. >> when the performer caught fire there was a lot of smoke. >> reporter: he has bad second-degree burns doctors say charles is actually lucky. >> he is very fortunate. he was bright enough to have people put out the fire and washed the face immediately which helps with the burns. >> this is what happens when you play with fire. >> reporter: it could take heal. for a closer look at the fire burning and the amazing store like our facebook page. >> sonni: school kids in lake land left class and found a outside. trappers have to be called to geneva classical academy and

they hung around and watched. no one ran from the scene. that is not a happy or a small gator. >> glenn: it is not a small one. i think the gators will be happy because there is rain on the way so slick grass to explore. a few sprinkles along the east coast. earlier this afternoon, they have weakened and continue to build. a larger area of light showers growing out across the extreme northeastern gulf of mexico. plenty of rain and thunderstorms and severe weather out across the northern gulf just to the west and southwest of pensacola. so what does this mean? it means we will stay mainly cloudy tonight, tomorrow and even a good chunk of the day on sunday.

the good news because it is not coming in one quick punch so we are not expecting severe weather with this type of setup. just a prolonged period of scattered showers, a break, cloudy, more showers, nothing too bad. picking up anyway here from one half to over an inch of of rain in the green through tonight until sunday morning or the afternoon. 84 in kissimmee. warm in the metro but cooler to the north and west of town. the winds still coming in from the west for the most part. 84 downtown. mainly cloudy skies. going to be another mild evening and mainly dry evening. so we cannot rule out a springal but nothing real organized. a threw in a shower tonight around 8 p.m. mainly cloudy, sun rise tomorrow more rain showers build to the west and will try to move in. it isn't enough to wash out a baseball game or anything but

aware of that. by later afternoon, that is whether -- when the better chance of storms come in. 64 in pensacola. here is a wider view showing the front to the north, moisture building to the west and moving in our direction. looks like it is going to be cloudy and wet at times as we go through the day tomorrow and as i mentioned early in the day on sunday. my seven-day forecast? well it is a nice one, overall. temperatures will begin to cool down. 82 tomorrow, 73 on sunday so starting to see sunshine and as we get into the next week beautiful weather with highs in the upper 60s but warming to low 80s by mid-week. >> sonni: his car crushed by a tree. >> the man gets a million day out. >> he had a carpal tunnel

$500,000 in medical bills. >> why orlando has to fork over all of that cash. >> sonni: and before you hit the

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>> fox cinemas are banning all young children from r-rated movies even with an adult. were there many people bringing their child to the movies? >> it is hard to say. real cinema is making it official and putting it on their website they are not allowed in any r-rated movie. my question really is does another rule like this really go on to the theater for sales. >> you bring up a good point. many people prefer services on

out of the house these days. >> it is a struggle. that is why block buster movies are succeeding in the summertime because movie theaters are having a hard time attracting the millennial to come in unless i-max. it is providing true entertainment at the highest level. movie companies have been merging and struggling. amc was purchased by a chinese company not too long ago. there is a lot of restruck turing in the business. it may not be the biggest money maker yet but a strategy that is being pursued in a pretty aggressive way. >> we know this is happening at the regal chain of theaters. do you think others will pick up the practice as well?

the motion pictures of america haven't adopted it and state rules apply as well. according to regal cinema this would be applied inconsistently depending on where you live. >> breaking news. blasting into space the crew is headed to the international space station. we have a live look. one american on board along with two russians on expedition 48 joining a crew at the international space station to do research. the american on the issue will have beat out scott kelly to be the american who spent the most time in space. so perhaps a record-breaking mission as well. this is moments before the launch. let's listen in live. >> what is initiated? >> command comploy. >> second. armor tracking.

you can see the engine is firing and ramping up. turbo pumps are at flight speed. standing by. and lift off. launching to the international space station. first stage of the soyuz booster delivering 930,000 pounds of thrust in a single-core engine. first stage is burning liquid fuel for the first two minutes and six seconds into the flight passing through the cloud layer. see the crew on board again. alexa in the center seat.

stage functioning throughout the launch. just one minute since the lift off. >> a successful launch out of russia for another soyuz. one american and two russians on board. looks like an owl. by the way they will dock at 10:30 and space flight is carrying all of that. more tonight ant 10 and 11. crushed by a tree and a man

>> lawyers concerned that other|||x >> a big pay day for a man whose car was smashed by an old tree. >> we are talking more than a million dollar.

settlement. >> reporter: an orlando man one a one million case against the city after a tree fell on him. in 2012 this tree crashed on top of valdez and his car. attorney matt morgan sued the city. >> we had a cervical fusion, lumbar, carpal tunnel surgery, $500,000 in medical bills. >> reporter: we received 1.16 million in a settlement but morgan said it should not have happened. >> the city knew the tree was in poor condition in 2007 and never removed the tree until it fell on mr. valdez. >> reporter: morgan is concerned there are other rotting oaks in the city calling them ticking time bombs. >> the 2014 hurricane damaged many trees and they inspected them. >> we had a complete tree

have completed the priority removals. >> reporter: the ones that are dangerous have been taken down? >> not all of them. but we are getting to it. >> reporter: the city released a statement saying only 10% of the tree canopy is made of royal oaks and they don't plan them anymore. >> reporter: one of the oaks will fall if they are not removed. >> it is a hazard to people walking on the sidewalk. all it would need is maybe a good rain storm to put enough weight on the limb to break off. >> reporter: valdez won over a million but receives only $200,000 because there is a cap. morgan will petition for a claims bill so his client gets the money. >> if a company tells you to

timely manner to prevent this. >> reporter: if you see a rotting tree, make sure to report it. a bill that will track down on electronic car skimmers increasing penalties for people found holding counter fit information and have gas pumps to add additional security to pumps. a dozen animal protection groups filled a petition with the fish and wildlife service to put the florida black bear on the bist and aims to get them under protectio protection. >> sonni: all orange county students are getting their own laptop next year. let's talk to annie about this grade idea.

other schools and districts? >> the district has done this in some orange schools. there are already eight high schools that have their own laptops. the students that i spoke with at one of those high schools said they like it. the teachers said it it allows them to do like instruction that is more interesting for students. the principal said they have had fewer students with damaged laptops than textbook because they take ownership of the laptops. >> sonni: are they seeing any boost in grades as a result of the lessons being more interactive? >> i don't know about that. the principal told me more students were turning in their homework because there is no more dog ate my homework type excuse. when students submit their homework there is a digital time stamp.

will be damaged but you brought up a good point. how does the district police that? who moreover would pay for the repairs as they continue to get beat up? >> students used to pay a fee if they lose or break the device. it depends on how many times it happens and the circumstances. >> thank you for your time. we look forward to reading more in the "orlando sentinel." the police on high alert after being put on an isis kill list. >> the odds may be stacked against them but don't expect any of the current presidential candidates to call it quits yet. >> glenn: look at the rain to the west. it will be a bit soggy this

more on that coming up.

before the break: >> fox35 alert. police officers in minnesota on high alert after being listed on

the fbi is now investigating the list. a letter filled with white powder mailed to donald trump's son eric. the police swarmed the apartment. it turned out to be harmless but it did have a message. the police releasing photos of the shot gurn kurt cobain used to kill himself. he was just 27 when he killed himself. the colts retiring payton manning's jersey today. the colts will put a statue of manning outside of lucas oil stadium. president obama reportedly telling democratic supporters to move on from bernie sanders. "the new york times" reports the president held a closed door meeting with liberal donors urging them to rally around

sanders' campaign is nearly to it's end but sanders is showing no signs of dropping outs. >> anti trump backlash is growing. many doing something they thought unthinkable. >> backing tea party favor ted cruz. >> this is my first day in idaho. what a beautiful reception. >> reporter: bernie sanders is committed campaigning through till the party convention in july even though he is lagging in the delegate count. >> one of the reasons this campaign is having the success that it is is we are doing something radical in american politics. we are telling the truth. >> reporter: that can-do spirit

overwhelming odds between kasich and cruz who trail donald trump in delegates. >> the reason i am running for president of the united states and the reason why i continue to run is i am the only candidate that can beat hillary clinton in the fall. >> both current frontrunners have their share of baggage. clinton with her e-mail scandal and trump with his school yard rhetoric. they are worried it could split the votes at the convention this summer. >> we have not had any white flags of surrender by the strong444444444444 fraction opposed to donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump lead their respective opponents by wide margins according to polls.

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>> orlando pride. last night you met alex morgan. >> tonight we will look at a home town girl. ashlyn harris. >> orlando pride wrapped up the first day scrimmage tide at 1-1. they are looking forward to tomorrow. but nobody is looking forward to it more than home town girl ashlyn harris. the first two days of training with her new team marks the beginning of something very special for goalkeeper harris. >> did you never imagine you would play professional soccer so close to home? >> never this close to home but i have been living my dream for a long time. coming home and being able to wave to my family is going to be special. >> reporter: harris grow up east of satellite beach. in the fall the florida organization worked a delta bring her home to play for the

>> what is it like getting to practice with the new team for the first time? >> it has been so much fun. >> reporter: since graduating and earning a free ride at unc chapel hill and playing with club teams and the national team she has played around the world but admits there is no place like home. >> i love it. it feels like home. i cannot explain it. >> reporter: she is enjoying training especially with her new goalkeeper coach. >> i am going through obstacle courses and it is so fun. i am happy and tired. >> reporter: catching the balls is the easy part but the building relationships take time and effort. >> i have to keep going out of my comfort zone and building those relationships because that is going to, you know, form to the feel. >> reporter: the coach said there is a surge in energy when

training with the team. an energy harris wants to build from. >> gaining respect and coming in and working as hard as i can showing them i am committed and ready to win a championship and do my role. that is my goal right now. >> reporter: the woman are playing eastern florida state college tomorrow at 3 o'clock and it has already sold out. hopefully a preview of things to come. reporting live, holly bristow, fox35. king james in orlando tonight. but can the magic hold off lebron and the cavaliers? donte is here to give us the latest. >> reporter: yeah, the orlando magic taking on the cleveland cavalier cavaliers tonight. that means lebron james is in the building here this evening. he is coming in 25-points a game

and 6.5 resists in a game. averages 23 a game against the magic. you try to defend him and force him into difficult situations. the passing and defense sets the orlando imageing magic a part. he rested on wednesday and missed the game against dallas. he is good once he has a day off. he is coming out and ready to go against the orlando magic. we hit the air at 6:30 on fox sports florida. we have acre everything to get you ready. the magic against the cavaliers at 6:30. >> sonni: we will forward to your coverage, thank you, donte. >> glenn: lebron makes it look easy. the forecast is not so easy. waves of energy coming toward us, stalled out front to the north, a lot of clouds cut the day time heating and changing

any buoyancy or thunderstorms around build. there are a lot of factors going on through the next several days. light showers in fort mccoy ending. west. this the first wave of rain. this area moves across the northern half of the state later on tonight but it will be weakening. we will mainly get scattered light showers out of it. and first thing tomorrow, around 8-9, don't be surprised if we a leftover shower at that time. it will move out and we will wait for the next wave to come through. temperatures earlier were cooler. 78 in gainesville, 84 toward melbourne, 78 in clermont and melbourne and daytona right now. 75 in ocala. dew points are up in the 60s. low 50 dew points in the metro.

setting the stage for the hours moving through the next 36 hours. 79 in titusville. humidity at 61%. upper 60s starting out tomorrow, mainly cloudy skies, possibly a shower but the better chance for decent rains and storms not until late afternoon and during the evening hours for tomorrow. across the u.s., notice two things really. warm air coming along the east coast and much cooler air coming down along the central u.s. behind this next system we will cool down. 82 tomorrow in the metro, 73 on sunday, only 68 for a high on monday. on the coast line your seven-day forecast is calling for a good chance of showers tomorrow, early sunday, look at monday's high behind the front 66 and lows in the 40s and one last stop taking us toward the ocala-gainesville area.

63 with early morning lows in the 30s and 40s. changes are on the way. a scary new trend is hitting

>> women trying to >> sonni: picture of this sad grandpa in oklahoma. this is going to break your heart. a college student posted this

of this grandkids over for dinner and she is the only one who showed up. he made 12 hamburger patties and she was the only one there. that is so sad. it has been turned into a meme. but papa is doing just fine. chinese women are holding up a piece of paper to their waist to say they are paper thin. to qualify your waist must be hidden by the paper and holding it horizontally is cheating. this only promotes unhealthy ideas critics say. the director of a beauty pageant lost her award after telling reporters she doesn't like cameras. >> for more trending stories check out our home page on fox35orlando.com. jump on board. we are going back in time.

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>> we are taking you back in time. >> to an antique boat show. >> reporter: we are live featuring the 29th annual sunny land antique and classic folk festival. you have people from all over the world coming this weekend. >> we have representation from 37 u.s. states and we have a gentlemen that brought his boat all the way from australia. >> reporter: what can the public expect if they come out today? >> today is the first day of the show. it is a great time to come out and observe the boats. there is a lot of actions of boats going in and out and a big picnic we take the boaters on and we have a workshop for

and then we have a captain party tonight for all of the participants in the show. we have a lot of fun. >> reporter: 1940. this is 19,000. this one is only $37,000. this beautiful one here, i am thinking it has your name on it, $85,000. are they typical to maintain? >> these are very easy to maintain and user-friendly. >> reporter: i will see you next time on good day orlando. >> tonight at six, the hillsboro deputy who paid the ultimate price to save a strangeer is laid to rest.

15-year-old found dead in >> we are following a developing story in orange county. a man shot at an apartment complex is in grave conditions right now. >> the man was an innocent police. gina is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: crime scene investigators just left the scene after being out here for